Hospital Indemnity insurance is a supplemental policy that pays you a set cash benefit if you’re hospitalized due to illness or injury. This coverage is ideal for individuals on Medicare or with high-deductible health plans who want extra financial protection against unexpected hospital stays.
Yes, you can apply for or adjust your Hospital Indemnity policy at any time, as long as you meet the insurer’s eligibility requirements. Some plans offer guaranteed issue (no health questions), while others may require underwriting.
Hospital Indemnity plans typically pay a fixed daily, weekly, or lump-sum benefit for each day you’re confined to a hospital, plus optional benefits for ambulance rides, skilled nursing, or surgeries. This money can be used for any expense, not just medical bills.
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